Start from the base
The base establishes the mounting relationship. Identify which face contacts the assembly, then describe the bore and hole locations from that reference.
Engineering edition 02
Milled mounting bracket
A pocketed aluminum bracket for a fixture-mounting conversation. The base face, locating bore and assembly holes each answer a different question about how the part fits.
AX-M01 / ORIGINAL PRODUCT CONCEPT
- Example material
- Aluminum 6061-T6
- Example envelope
- 80 × 60 × 25 mm
- Route discussion
- 3-axis milling review
- Primary reference
- Base face + locating bore
- General example
- ±0.10 mm · not verified
- Critical feature
- Bore position · drawing review
- Finish discussion
- As-machined / coating review
- Inspection scope
- Dimensional record by agreement
Example specification only. A real order requires agreed drawings, physical samples and applicable product evidence.
READ THE FEATURES
The detail defines the conversation.
Fixture mounting and small equipment assemblies. The example focuses on locating geometry rather than load-bearing performance.
Keep the pocket accessible
Pocket depth, internal corner radius and tool access belong in the process discussion. A photograph cannot replace dimensional feature definitions.
Separate fit from appearance
A finish choice can change an interface. Review masking, edge condition and any coating allowance alongside the assembly dimensions.
DOCUMENTS / SCOPE TO DISCUSS
A clearer sample review.
Prepare the questions and requested evidence before comparing a physical sample.
Download DEMO review notesWhich surfaces locate the part in the assembly?
The base establishes the mounting relationship. Identify which face contacts the assembly, then describe the bore and hole locations from that reference.
Which bore and hole positions need an agreed measurement method?
Pocket depth, internal corner radius and tool access belong in the process discussion. A photograph cannot replace dimensional feature definitions.
Will a coating be applied to the mating surfaces?
A finish choice can change an interface. Review masking, edge condition and any coating allowance alongside the assembly dimensions.
Concept notes are not CAD files, certificates, product approvals or test reports.
